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… their designated reserve area for at least three months (Wilson, 1953: 243). During the early 20th century, many of … those who were moved by its implementation (Horrell, 1978: 2). An amendment to the Act in 1937 forbid Africans from … from non-Africans in cities and townships (Kirkwood, 2: 1951). However, the act led to constant housing shortages …

… to continue its fight for international recognition. 2 The Olympics campaign begins The campaign to gain … was ignored by the press. The Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, also responded to the AAM call. This was the first … all-white South African cricket tour due to begin on May 2. On January 22, a deputation from the AAM, including three …

… square houses, 9000 acres cultivated land, 419 ploughs, 2 carts, 160 waggons; £700 taxes, 93 brick makers, 37 … Christianity - which is to earn an honest livelihood." (Wilson an Perrot 1973) The Secretary for Native Affairs in …

… Patrick Makau, and his child (9) ANC/MK Bomb attack on 2 houses. 1981 1 August Harare, Zimbabwe Joe Cqabi ANC … Keith McFadden, Zwelakhe Nyanda Both ANC Shot dead by 2 gunmen.   Gaga, Nengeni / Negeni, 19 1965/5/7 Transkei … of a furniture store. November KaNgwane Abraham Vilakazi, Wilson Maseko, Mischalk Motha, Mandla Mabaso ANC Deepdale …

… Adler, David Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 (1) 5 May 1978 28/2/1983 Restricted to Johannesburg Executive member and … Journalist; wife of Mr. Rowley Arenstein and mother of 2 daughters. One of the accused in the Treason Trial of … a 12 year. Sentence for sabotage. Exile Curtis, Neville Wilson Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 9 (1)30 June 1973 31/3/1978 …

… age and first offence and sentenced us to a fine of £ 2 each, with a warning that we do not commit such an offence … Workers Union and Mike Diamond and other volunteers - WILSON CELE, A.P. PILLAY, L. RAMSUNDER, P.T. COOPEN and … who became secretary of the chemical Workers Union.  WILSON CELE:   (freelance journalist) who became one of the …

… was appointed in 1874. Bishop Jolivet commissioned Street-Wilson and Paton to design the Emmanuel Cathedral in 1903. …

… a major employer of Indian labour, employing an average of 2 000 workers through the 1930s and 1940s.  Municipal workers … Dawood Seedat , Cassim Amra , A.K.M. Docrat , P.M. Harry, Wilson Cele and I.C. Meer . They were joined by the likes of … would take place. 8 October, at a public meeting of 2,000 people in Durban, the Indian philosopher and statesman, …

… 'We want our Robben Island Prisoners'. They then marched, 2,000 strong, back to the station and returned home. Coloured … allow for their disappearance. A teacher, talking to Lindy Wilson in mid-August would only say: 'You must salute to …

… government declares a State of Emergency and arrests over 2 000 people. At lunchtime, an estimated group of between 30 … Charter." The vote on the resolution was 9 in favour and 2 abstentions (France and the United Kingdom). 7 April, The … under the Suppression of Communism Act. Vuyisile Mini , Wilson Khayinga and Zinakile Mkhaba, SACTU leaders, are …

… approached the organiser of the project, Prof Francis Wilson from the University of Cape Town (UCT), with a … with Paul and Santu was published in Staffrider Vol. 8 No.2. 1989 Going Home © Paul Weinberg 1989   Going Home © Santu … in New York in January and was in San Francisco on the 2 February. Omar Badsha left New York a few days after Ernest …

… also from Gujerat. The centre takes shape: Extension 2 When the number of those who could not qualify for houses … Fordsburg and other areas. The establishment of Extension 2 cemented the idea of an Indian township, and henceforth the … by trade unionists. Thus, campaigns to boycott red meat, Wilson Rowntree and Fattis and Monis products emerged. When …

… every form of opposition to the Nationalist Government.”2 The statement was justified, given the persistent presence … he archly told the court, were made by US President Wilson, Prime Minister Malan and Dr Van Rensburg, leader of … suspended arrests under the pass laws and arrested over 2 000 activists. Within days it reversed its decision to …

… leadership of Dr. Y.M. Dadoo and Dr. G.M. Naicker. Nearly 2,000 people courted imprisonment in the campaign in the next … because of the introduction of the Group Areas Bill. 2 December, The General Assembly of the United Nations … 258 million. 6 November, Vuyisile Mini, Zinakile Mkaba and Wilson Khayinga, three prominent trade union leaders from the …

… No 1, Port St Johns, Cape: No data available TOMBO No 2, Port St Johns, Cape: No data available. This second … grew eloquent on the political wrong of allotting only 2,200 morgen of land to a town while 30,000 were given to the … SAfMS WILO , Mqanduli, Cape: see MORLEY , Mqanduli, Cape WILSON , Transkei, Cape: No data available WINBURG, OFS: SPG …

… all round it. It is at present tenanted only by Mr Wilson, and a widow who lives with her son in another suite …

… The Regime declares a State of Emergency and arrests over 2 000 people. At lunchtime, 30 000 Africans from surrounding … Charter." The vote on the resolution was 9 in favour and 2 abstentions (France and the United Kingdom). Proclamation … defence programme and replies to statements made by Harold Wilson on the British Labour Party’s attitude to arms …

… and political persecution already followed by the regime”.2 The consultative gathering elected a committee to oversee … we were “awaiting trial” prisoners. Two other MK cadres, Wilson Khayingo and Zinikile Mkhaba, whom I did not know, … internment camps for Nazi sympathizers (see chapters 2 and 17). The minister had been a general in the Ossewa …

… 1862 The population of Europeans in the borough numbers 2,567. 1593 Africans number and 153 Indians, making a total … 1903 Bishop Charles Constance Jolivet commissions Street-Wilson and Paton to design the Emmanuelle Cathedral. Hajee … path it will be a great boon to mankind of the world.” 2 October, Mr. Bunting invited to Congress Mr. Brian Bunting, …

… outside of their reserve for at least three months (Wilson, 1953: 243). 1903 The Locations Act was passed by the … for those who were moved using the Act (Horrell, 1978: 2). 1924 The Smuts government both attempted to pass the … from non-Africans in cities and townships (Kirkwood, 2: 1951). The Native Laws Amendment Act prohibited Africans …

… development and lessen dependence on South Africa. 1980 2 April, Among those giving the Constellation’ plan warm, but … independent national groups on a geographical basis. 1980 2 September, Zimbabwe announces it has severed diplomatic … including equal standards for everyone. A boycott of Wilson-Rowntree sweets was called by the South African Allied …

…  The Road to Democracy in South Africa: 1970-1980 , Volume 2, pp.420-425 & 734. SAPA, (1996), NTSU MOKHEHLE FORMER … Africa: Solidarity and Assistance 1970 to 1994 , Volume 2, pp. 660-673 Ellis S, & Sechaba T, (1992), Comrades against … Camp commissar Zenzile Pungule, staff commissar Wilson Sithole, David Maseko and a guard were killed. The …

… concepts and Afrikaans as the only official language. 2 April, South Africa signs agreement with Australia relating … on the provisions of the trade agreement of 13 March 1967. 2 February, South Africa signs the Convention of Wetlands and … independence. 21 May, The British Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, states in the House of Commons that the export …